JaiKiran,
I don't think it's bean related at all. It's JNDI losing entries randomly.
I've documented my problem here:
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Cheers,
TJ
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Daniel,
Can you just give it a try against @Stateless beans? See if that too shows the
same behaviour. The nature of this issue which involves the running the AS for
a long period of time makes it a bit difficult to reproduce on my system.
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I also wanted to add that this is happening on Jboss 4.2.3 on Cent OS 5.1
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I'm having the same problem. After running a long time, half my JMS and Bean
definitions have disappeared from the Global JNDI namespace. This is a major
issue because it happens in high-volume which also means by that time, the
application is already in production.
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I'm running on
- opensuse 11.1 64bit (also reproducable on 32bit)
- Java 1.6.0_01-b06 (sun)
- jboss-5.1.0.Beta1
I tested this issue yesterday again and started a really stressing test (ca 750
Sessions permanently open).
It really works fine for about 99000 sessions without any warnings or
exc
Strange one! Can you look into server.log (for DEBUG level logs) to see if you
find more information? Logs like bean being undeployed or removed from JNDI?
And is it always after 24000 calls that you see this issue? I mean, if those
24000 calls happen in a single day, do you still see this issue
The topic should be
"Beans disappear in Global JNDI Namespace after running a longer time"
:-)
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